MUDMAN, MINISTRY CLOSE AMID ABUSE ALLEGATIONS
A logo on the side of the Mudman Burgers restaurant on U.S. 2.
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Mudman Burgers in Kalispell had a sign posted that they would be "closed for the day" on Monday, July 22, in Kalispell.
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File photograph of the Mudman kiosk in Happy Valley in 2016
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Potter's Field Ministries founders Mike and Pam Rozell are pictured in 2011 outside their ranch.
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Michael and Pam Rozell pose with a child from Ugana who was involved in the Potter's Field Kids program in 2011.
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Whitefish-based Potter’s Field Ministries is closing its MudMan Burgers restaurants and food trucks, and its ministry internship program amid allegations of abuse against the ministry’s interns.
Since 2016, the popular burger outlets have been staffed by participants in Potter’s Field Ministries’ IGNITE internship program...
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